A great crowd of interested and enthusiastic people gathered at the Pine Grove Community House to hear Steve Eberlein present. EVCNB volunteers were on hand to showcase our various programs and educational opportunities.

Read the article to access a link to view the recording of the meeting.

A training to orient volunteers to our NBMRC and CERT Trailers was conducted in September 2025.

There were four orientation stations. Volunteer attendees had the opportunity to sign up and orient themselves to any or all stations. Volunteers what have now obtained these new skills will be added to EVCNB’s responder list to be activated when needed.

A public Q&A session was held via zoom on June 20, 2025 to discuss the name change and new radio.

Click to read the FAQs and view the recording of the session.

The Tsunami 101 presentation at the Pine Grove Community House on June 4, 2025 was a great success. We had a full house with over 100 attendees.

Click for more details, photos and links to the presentations.

A drill was held at the North County Recreation District (NCRD) on May 3. The NCRD is one of the EVCNB emergency shelters in the Nehalem Bay area.

The exercise scenario included a severe storm with no power, roads blocked, major flooding, no phones or cell tower availability.

See the results of our fourth annual Food Can Tsunami held on April 26, 2025

Our very own Velda Handler has been recognized during National Volunteer Week. Velda is EVCNB’s Nehalem Bay Medical Reserve Corps Coordinator and Shelters Division Lead. She also serves on EVCNB’s executive committee and board as Secretary.

Oregon State University (OSU) and the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay presented the results of a disaster related study coordinated by OSU engineering staff.

The Oregon Coast can be susceptible to a variety of natural disasters, which could cause us to be cut off from food, water and power for extended periods. Having enough food and water to last for at least 30 days is an important part of preparing for emergencies.

A big thank you to all who attended our 2nd Annual Top Chef Emergency Food Cooking Contest! It was a fantastic evening of fun, food, and exuberance with a bit of emergency preparedness sprinkled in. The event’s success was way beyond our wildest dreams!

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Great Oregon Shakeout. This year’s exercise was coordinated across Tillamook County. The results of the exercise are included in the article.

The Prepare Your Neighborhood (PYN) Program organizes homes and neighborhoods to raise the level of readiness in the Nehalem Bay region.

PYN Leader leads the PYN Strategic Planning Team

If Passed, the Measure Would Upgrade the Emergency Response System for Tillamook County

EVCNB donated 10 GoBags for the Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church Homeless Connect Event on Monday, September 23rd